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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-03
@l.s... u. City Evangolization.
Rev. DR.. Cunningham, Chairman Of Com.

"...7.. All Clty LShnSollzhAousf hr=H#
Rev. DR.. Cunningham, Chairman Of Com,
mittee: E rs Va
DEAR siR:-I have commenced another
years work with great gladneea for the
privilege Of carrying the good tidings OIL
great joy to the ''poor chance" people d
our clty-to those who through adverse
circumstances are kept in their homes,
and would seldom or never hear the
gospel II 1t was not carried to their own
door. I find many young men and wo-
men coming to our city fresh from a
country or village life, and being ignorent
OF the devices OF Satan are soon caught In
his snare. To this class I am giving much
attention, believing that prevention Ia bet
ter than cure. am trying to help them
by pointing out 10 them the pitfalls by
giving to them temperance, religious and
social purity leaflets; also urging upon
them the necessity OF attending church.
Several Of my little flock outside Of any
church, save the invisible, spiritual one.
have crossed the food during the summer
months, saved at the last. l would speak
Of one in particular, who became much
concerned in regard to his spiritual condi.
ton; was led to the croes on his sick bed,
and very shortly passed away with q tri.
umph such as I have rarely Witnessed.
Another case Of an Bged one who pro.
fessed new and living faith in Chris. al
the last prayer meeting VIC held at hor
house. l did not ass her again but when
| returned from my summer's absence,
her daughter told me she had fallen
asleep in Jesus, like babe in it's mothers
arms. And yet another with whom wo
iabored yea. and a hall to bring her to
Christ; finally sickness came to her, and
in the burning Of her barley fields" OF
health, she reached out after the Divine
Comforter, and In great peace and assur.
ance slipped away itom earth juat like the
setting sun. l, 5s.s$ 2-s4 -. j7,s
Have held five prayer meetings, Ill Of
which were crowned with manifest bless.
ing. Have visited $50 families; made IS
visits to the sick; gave out a6i tracts; s.
temperance aud religious papers, aud re-
ported 10 children for Sunday schools. In
the name Of Him who Is mot willing that
any should porlsb," have tried to speak
words Of warning and words OF hope to
many an one 80 weakened by sin that Ii
gathered isto cur churches would not help
much, but who themselves would be
greatly helped by the church. So, With
the thought Of what We may give 10 weak
or ones rather than what We can gat from
the stronger, have passed none by. x, -
HI. Respectfully, LIZZIE BOYD, 4
City Missionary.
October ], 1887, M {5l 4 a IA
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FtrrY pieces Slinsen's beat velvet carpetn
nj 81 20 per yard, selling everywhere at
81 60, at STONE y THOMAS. K
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!, Commencing June II. the Ohio Rive,
Railroad will sell excursion tickets eyerv
sunday until further NOTICE. Wheelin1
TO sistersville and return at the low rata
Of 81 SO; Wheeling to A Pa.ketaburv and
return, y Is. Eicketa good one dsy" ONLY
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/. The finest line Of Flowesed Oarpetx IN
the State from 500 per yard up to tie best
made at Az STONE 4 TnoM ! q, n
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5Fi 81 a. L. Rice 4: Co. III
Our opening Of Pattern Hats and Bon.
nets takes place on Tuesday,, October 4.
3.3.74 A. L, RICE & Co. !
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81 A, l.. Rico s. Co.

H4 a. L. Rico y Co. -
Our opening Of Pettern Hats and Bon
nets takes place on Tuesday, October 4. Z
t5f A. L. RICE < Co, q
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NANn'ASto AsS>uAuVuh r. l.-H
Clerk Hook on Saturday admitted to
record five ttansfers Of real estate, as
follows: Z. X Il. ,-.j E.sr,
Decd made September II, 1887. by
Edward Bronson and wife, to Thomas
W. Killeen, Tor the north half Of lot No.
u, on McColloch street. Consideration,
$500. ~
Deed made September 81, 1887, by
Sarah a. Cooper to Lucy T. Brown, Tor a
part OF lot No. l47, on the north side of
Twentieth street. Consideration, S. 600.
Decd made September 90, 1857, by w.
P. Hubbard and q. II. Russell, special
commissioners, to George W. LUZ. for lot
No, 10 upon the plat laid ont by such spec.
ial commissioners on Wheeling Ialand.
Consideration, 81, 900. =. -osoi7-
Deed made September 20, 1887, by the
above commissioners to John 8. Trimble,
for lot No. 9, on the came plat. Consider.
alton, Sl,450. Eifss NJ
Deed made October l, 1887, by Will
liam II. Cook, Of Greene county, Pa, to
sevena r. Mccoy, for q house and lot in
the town Of Triadelphis. Consideration,
$4,000, 55f{l5 - 1g s q, 7-,1sla Vi.
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ONE CASE, sd.inch wide, all wool Serge
at 33c per yard, worth Soc, at IN
s s5Fs;5 . r.. ~ Il STONE & THOMAS, -
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& "A. l.. Rice = II
4 Our opening Of Pattern Hats and Bon;
meta takes place on Tuesday, October 4.
~ n ~ A. L. RICE 4 90. y
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Attention, J.. ". holiday Post, @. a. Il,
x TtL nt3 HEADQUARTERS
J. W. HOLIDAY pcsr No. Il, y
,5 n DRrAhNEST OF WEST VIRGINIA,

General Orders. e -
First-The members Of J. W. Holiday
Post, 6. A. R., will report at the Baltimore
4 Ohio depot promptly at 200 A. NJ. Tues.
day, October 4, to 70 in a body 10 Pitts.
burgh. All comrades are requested to
come in uniform as nearly as poaaib.e and
wearing the G. A. R. badge. @'z; .al'1 =
Second--Aa by instrucsiona OF the Com
mander Of the dsy the lins will form at
1:W r. N. Comrades from this depart
msnt will form in Second Division
on First avenue, right resting on Smith
field street. 3i1 . 'TSt791l glNft5 ~
Third-All eomrades from other Pos!s,
old soldiers and citlzsns, are cordially in.
vited to 70 with us. Col. ]. W. Robb
will have command Of the West Virginia
delegation. - p
Fourth--Tickets are now on sale ct the
depot ticket Office at 81 90 the round trip,
good returning, October s, inclusive, on
all trains. Special train will leave Pitts
burah, October 4, at II 100 M. Tor Wheel
ing, Bellsire and Moundeville.
\ Official: 15s,, F. II. CRAGo,
.-ss,!'=ss Post Commander.
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y BrsT makes Black Silks at 81 90 and IN M
to be found, guaranteed 10 wear, at $3Sif.I 4
\! 4 4 z 31Y STONE & 1HoMAs'.
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CHAIRMAN s. NJ. DARnAu and Secretary
W. II. sheib, Of the committee appointed
to make arrangements for the coming seq.
sion of the Grand Encampment and
Grand Lodge l. 0. o. F. during the week
beginning October "a, have issued a gen.
erai circular of information to the various
EnczmpmentB and Lodges Of the city. Re-
duced tarea have. been secured on the
RAILROADS snd low rates OF the hotels and
boarding housee. On Wednesday even
ing, October &c, an entertainment, con-
Stating Of o supper and afterwards an Odd
Fellows experience meeting and concert,
will DO given, complimentary to the visi.
tors, at the Baptist Church.
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ii October 4th the B. & o. will sell e.cur.
zion tickets to Pittsburgh at ST. Is for the
round trip from Bellaire. Tickets good to
return October 9th. Will leave Bellaire
depot a. ia. NJ, central time, s=I}i
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WARRINGTON, D. O., Oct. s.-For West
Virginia Western Pennsylvania cooler, fair
weather, followedby% light rain, light to
fresh southerly winds, veeripg to- north.
Z u nsfarly n - y 9Ss}Ele ~
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+ a. FEW moro all.wool homemade Blank
ets n IS 20 per pair at STONE THOMAS.
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Ten pieces 4G.inch wide sll.wool Black
Cashmere at Csc per yard, worth $50, at !.
STONE & TuoMAs'.
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bALTlMUtE y OHIO 71lA1LKOAD. "A
81 81. Round Trip to pitt.bnrsh 81 90.
Tuesday, October A, the Baltimore i
Ohio will sell round trip tickets 10 Pitts.
burgh at the rate Of 81 %, good returning
on all trains Octobsr 5sh. Trains leave
Wheeling ut 500 and ES:lO9A. NJ, and
special train at 7 80 a. NJ. d Returning
traina will leave Pittsburgh at $40 and
s:s0,r. NJ, and special train October 4th
at II 100 Pm. Tickets now on sale at
depot ticket office. 49,
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Too Much Caro-

cannot be taken in the selection OF toilet
aoap1. Collegiate & Co. 3 are the best. Try
Cashmere Bouquet. MIrh
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Opening for Fall md Winter.
Moat Select and Artistic Parisian Novel.
tiea ever presented in this Gity.
4. n BAsR's, l071 Main Street, 8,
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to Pittsburgh, Pa. September 2
z {. - nct,

Exoursions to Pittsburgh, Pa. September IS
to October O, 1887. 4 W. n.
For the Interstate Fair to be held al
Pittsburgh the Pennsylvania Company
and the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 4 St. Louis
Railway will sell excursion tickets to
Pittsburgh and return from September 20
to October 9. at one fare for tho round trim
with price OF admission added. The tickets
will be good for return passage one day
from date Of sale. On Tuesday, October
4 will be the Grand Army Day, when the
Veterans and Sons Of Veterans will par
ticipate in grand parade. isjl si1'sTl.
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ss4 a. T.. Rice s. 90. II +!
q Our opening Of Pattern Hats and Bon.
nets takes place On Tuesday, October 4. 81
"a. I. RICE 4; Co,
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GRAND OPENING,

Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Of
Tho most select Parislan styles ever ex.
hibitcd In the city. " z
Ri BAER'S MILLINERY, n.
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4 Bid. Q, France at Tho Grand To. might,

/. bius W Frhnco ht tho orhhu Io.nlghI
Thia evening Sid. G. France and hit
famous dramatic and specially COMPANY
commence q weeks engagement at the
Grand. Mr.. France will produce his own
thrilling drama, "Msrksd for Lille" intro.
ducing a number OF fine specialtiea during
the progress oil the play. Mr.. Franco hal
q world wide reputation as d star In sen.
sational dramas, and It Ia Eafc to predict
good business during the entire week,
The sale Of seats will commenced this
morning at s o'clock at Shoib's. }l
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y Our opening Of Pattern Hats and Bon.
nets takes place on Tuesday, October 1. 4
~ ls II q A, L, RICE & Co. Y.
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As reported by Christian schnept, drug
gist, Opera House corncr, Saturday: 4
TAX, 9A.x. " SIX. $7r 4
GU. CO 73' ~. 6J't Z
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Try Beatt,'s Ivory Starch.
Easy to cure,quick, beautiful work. Grocera,
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BALTIMORE Is ONO RAILROAD.

6 FIFTY pieces Brussels Carpets at IS,
per yard. 2: STONE 4 THOMAS. 8
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The following amount Of work was
done by the city letter carriers il TIE
month Of September, 1857. NJ q,
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GOOD CHANCE
~ wv
< FOR A GARDENER.

most desirable piece Of ground OF acres Is
now offered for sale, lying northwest Of tho New
Fair Grounds, with frame dwelling, rooms, sta.
ble carriage house, small green house. &C., orchard
condition. For particulars inquire OF : :
se2S ils.l q q. A. SCHAkFER 4 CO., Agents..
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A. Il. Rice 4 Co. n I; 4
Our opening of Pattern Hatu and Bon.
nets taxes PLACE On Tpeaday, October I, IA.
.ilis y a. y. RICE & 90, i:
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FALL. AND WINTER STOCK.

Specla, attention directed 10 oul
Mourning Department. 81
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Cheap Cheap Sunday Excursions on Ohio river
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MISS KATE cAsTLEToN.
The bright Little Ae,sess Returns with ls
ia lnucActlbable ~ Patch" ~

The bright Little AetFess Returns with Her
,gl indeseslbablo "crasy Patch"
h Charming Kate Castleton, name that
Is synonym for oil that Is quantity hu.
morous, will return to tho Opera Honse
on Friday next. Although we'll known
here It will be many yeara before she Ia
alluded to with the vulgar ,nstaphor Of
chestnut. Kate Is nothing II not versatile ;
the sources which supply her entertaining
capacity are manifold. It Ia always the
same bewitching Kate but fs Kate In dill
iersnt moods. She Is never at a loss for
an encore, and her reeponseu usually An.
aver 10 the names OF the three acts In
Crazy Patch-i. e., Funny, Funnlsr, Fun.
niest. She has, Il Is said, q treat In store
Tor her admirers here, III the shape Of d
new topical song entitled Excuse Nc ;
I'll Tell you No More Considerable
praise has been given II by the presu oil
the Northwest, even 90 fur as to doubt ita
inieriortty to "Fos Goodness Sake" !!
would be o poor topical gong that would
not succeed at her hands. Sho is probR.
bly, without m equal in this particular
line. IA 9lT. NJ NJ -9fs lffi1-sg ls3 AS
Many Of the lady patrons Of tho Opera
House are probably interested as to her
new costumes. They sre always models
Of elegant simplicity. ~
"Crazy Patch" Is said to be iull Of now
and entertaining features and the latest
music, The company promises to stand
favorable comparison with that Of Last
year. Among the members Messrs. Eddie
Foy, James I. Kelly, Arthur II. Bell,
Harry O. Ra.terbsrry and Miss Emma
Chamberu, a recent importation from Aus
tralia md a clever English sonbrette, are
tho moot important. 7;'} 'g,}
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Indications.

,A,x. OAK nv. sr.x. 7r.x.
$50 60 f,,i 1872 ~; 4'3s2fsl CSo
~ Neatler-Fa!r. 44T4 n ~ y W NJ
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FEMININE FANCIES.
Hints Concerning the Latest Foreign anC
Domestic Dress Novelties.

Hints Concerning the Latest Foreign ana
Domestic Dress Novelties.
Repped silks are combined with plain
with excellent effect.
The use of long trains upon toilets
for dresSv occasions is said to be on the
increase.
Striped gros-grain in two or three
colors is a recent addition to the list of
dressy materials.
Strips of black ribbon covered with
puffs of Malines net or lace are used to
form square pockets on polonaises.
Skirts of lace are worn with draper
les of other materials, even cashmere
and other light woOlens being made up
in this way.
Bordered fabrics recently received
have embroidered selvages of palms. or
Persian or other Oriental designs.
either in the same or various colorS.
An arrangement for touching up Il
plain bodice consists of detachable
revers of velvet coming from the Shout
ders to waist, with four folds inside
them near the front.
The high colors of combination
dresses are made of two materials, the
main portion being of the dress ma
terial, and that above the plastron of
the material of the plastron.
1t is said that the covert jacket for
fall wear will be made in cloths of ali
colors to match the costume, instead OF
in the invariable pretty color which
was seen so often in the spring as 10 be-
come tiresome.
Pretty lace aprons are made of skirt
widths of Oriental or other laces, in
black, ecru or white. A ward of
fiouncing is used, which is cut off at the
top to make the required length. This
as finished at the sides with hem or an
edging of lace, and top is gathered
over a ribbon, which forms the belt and
strings.
Plain long fourreaus are to be worn,
made of velvet plush cloth and even
cashmere. For the latter considerable
braided velvet will be used-a great
deal for the trimming of the cloth or
cashmere it will ornament The front
of the skirts, in bands edged with gold
braid and plaitings, will be made of
cloth striped with the velvet instead OF
lace.-M 7. Mail and Express.
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At the time when Columbus started IN
search Of the New World, nearly every man,
woman and child in Europe insisted that
there was no New World to discover When
he came back, crowned with success, large
proportion of these good people adhered to
their theory; and if they were alive to-day
many of them would doubtless insist that
America had never been discovered at all
A man will give up anything in the world
more readily than pet theory. For ex-
ample, look at the individuals who still
maintain that consumption is incurable. DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has cured
thousands upon thousands of cases, and
will cure thousands more, but these people
Discovery will cure any case of consump-
ton, if taken in time.
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ENEMIES OF BEES.
insects That VIII, Unless Fxterminated
Time. Destroy Entire Swarms.

Time, Destroy Entire Swarms.
The honey bee has number of enc,
mics: The mosquito hawk or Dragon
fly, the bce-killer (Asilus)-a tachina
fly, reported to lay its eggs in the bodies
of bees--ants, and some large spiders,
which entangle bees in their webs. The
king bird, toads, mice. all these are
thought more or less destructive to bees.
The really destructive enemy. however,
is the bee moth (Galleria Cereana.) II
is the largest of the tineas. The moth
LAYS its eggs in the minutest of cracks.
SThe larva protects itself by web. and
if not interfercd with will eventually
destroy the swarm, completely envelop-
ing the comb.
In its perfect or adult state it is a
winged moth or miller. measuring. from
the head to the tip of the closed wings.
from five-eighths to threc-quartcrs OF
an inch in length. and its wings expand
from one inch and one-tenth to one
inch and four-tenths. The feelers are
two in number; and the tongue is very
short, and hardly visible. The fore
wings shut together fiat on the top OF
the back. slope steeply downward AT
the sides, and are turned up at the end,
somewhat like the tail of a fowl.
The male is of dusky gray color,
his fore wings are more or less CLOSED
and streaked with purple-brown on the
outer edge; they have few dark brown
spots near the inner margin, and they
are scalloped or nOtched inwardly al
the end; his hind wings are light vel
lowish-gray. with whitish fringes. The
female is much larger than the male
and much dasker-colored; her fore
wings are proportionately longer, not
so deeply notched on the outer hind
margin, and not so much turned up at
the end; they are more tinged with
purple-brown, sprinkled with darker
spots; and the hind wings are dirty OF
grayish white. There are two broodS
of these insects in the course of year.
Some winged moths of the first brood
begin to appear toward the end OF
April or early in May; those of the
second brood are most abundant in
August; but between these periods, and
even later, others come to perfection.
and consequently some of them may be
found during the greater part of the
summer. By day they remain quiet on
the sides or in the crevices of the bee
house; but if disturbed at this time,
they open their wings little and spring
or glide swiftly away, so that it is very
difficult to seize or to hold them
Fdrnl, Field and .StOckmaa
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PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

Worms are better friends than are
persons who seek to fatten on US be-
fore death.
In exalted station, to do that which
is most Just will be found also to be
most advantageous TdcituS.
One good thought retained and
ninety-nine bad ones let go, and we
would all be better oif-PomerOy's Id
Uapce Ihought.
Love is like the measles; we can't
have it bad but once, and the later in
life we have it. the tougher it goes with
US.
If you hope to be permanently
happy, my son, let the jewel of consist
ency ever shine on your cheviot shirt
front.-Duluth ParagrGDher.
The critic who said: This rare
little volume is well DONE" may have
known what he was talking about, but
we don't believe he knows what he
said.-Lifc.
IL give thee all, 1 can no more, :"
sings a poet We wish some of the
beef and chicken canning establish
ments wonld adopt the same sentiment.
-Binghdnlton Republican.
Fine sense and exalted sense are
not half so valuable as common sense.
He who carries about him nothing but
gold will be ut a loss every day for
ready change.
AT Wagner performance.-Con-
ductor-"S h.-schtop! De piece vas gon-
GUIDED" Won BlutwurSt-"Ve hat
schtopped. You vas geeping time nit
dot thunder storm oudside, amt it?"-
Life.
Bad luck is simply a man with his
hands in his pockets and pipe in his
mouth, looking on to see how it is COM
ing out. Good luck is a man of pluck,
with his sleeves rolled up, and working
to make it come out all right Shoe
and Leather Reporter.
How much calomel did you sell to
that man for quarter?" asked the
druggist of his clerk. Zone drachm,"
he replied. Mercy. you'll compel me
to make an assignment at that rate.
Don't you know that stuff costs US forty
cents pound" -Detroit FREQ Press.
"A little girl who is kept indoors
pretty much all the time by her unwise-
" cautious parents, and who dearly
loves the sunshine, the songs of birds.
flowers. ETC.. thoughtfully remarked to
her mother one day that her idea OF
heaven was big house where the in
side OF every room was outdoors
BinghGnlto.s Republican.
-'.In making up party for a travel
ing excursion" said Charley Dudley
Warner to friend who was planning
one, always be sure to have it include
at least one ignorant woman. She will
ask all the questions you are ashamed
to ask or think you don't need to asa,
and you will secure the benefit of a vast
deal of information you would other
wise lose. The Epoch.
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Lung Troubles. and Wasting

Diseases can be cured, if properly treated
in time, as shown by the following state
ment from d. c. Freeman, Sydney: "Hav-
ing been a great sufferer from pulmonary
attacks, and gradually wasting away for the
past two years, it affords me pleasure to
testify that SCoTT's EMULSION of Cod Liver
Oil with Lime and Soda has given me great
relief, and / cheerfully recommend it to all
suffering in similar way to myself. In ad-
dition. would say, that it is very pleasant
To taken
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OF the alloys of aluminium, the Sc
ries formed with copper and known as
aluminium bronze are the most impor-
tant. The alloy containing 80 per
cent of copper and 10 of aluminium is
the most prominent of these. and was
discovered as long ago as 1856 by DR..
John Percy. 1t has deep golden
color, specific gravity of az, and can
be shaped at red heat aud hammered
until cold without cracking. The al
Toys change to white in color when the
proportion of aluminium reaches about
20 per cent.-Askdnsdig Traveller.
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A Much Desired Reform.

pletion a reform of the disorder existing in
dyspeptic stomach, use systematically
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. A happy re.
suit is inevitable, and this will be attended
by return to discipline of the bowels and
liver when they are recalcitrant, which they
usually are when their associate organ, the
liver, is out of order. Use the Bitters in
fever and ague.